Muscari azureum produces spikes covered with long-lasting, grape-like blooms in shades of blue and white. Its grape-scented flowers suit edging, forcing, and flowing “river” designs in the garden.
The bulbs naturalize over time and resist common garden critters. Hardy in zones 4–9, they can also help mark the location of spring bulbs that need fall fertilizing.
Features
Heirloom variety
Naturalizes in the garden
Resistant to common garden critters
Suitable for edging, forcing, and river-style designs
